lol bp so cynical as usual
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cramer knows everything bp
Cramer: 'We are at war against the Chinese,' and it's not just over trade
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/12/cram...ver-trade.html
US crude falls for 11th straight session, its longest losing streak on record
https://www.cnbc.com/2018/11/12/oil-...-in-focus.html
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-11-...ction=business
good story about buybacks and debt
I guess you just need to find out whether #45's business empire is short or long on China to know whether the war will end or not :p. There is probably a reason he threatens to throw his toys out of the cot if the Democrates ask for his tax returns .
Didn't the Trump empire invest recently into some big silk road project? And does not one of Trumps daughters still get for her little business tariff free garments out of China? But obviously - we don't know, whether this is enough ...
https://www.washingtonpost.com/polit...=.75803177b5e7
And talking oil - just another of Trump's playthings. If he wants it high he just cancels some concessions to buy Iranian oil ... if he wants it lower he issues some more concessions.
Just follow Trumps money and everything will be revealed ...
https://www.advisorperspectives.com/...generate-alpha
A bit of harmless fun.
Another study:
https://poseidon01.ssrn.com/delivery...119066&EXT=pdf
Abstract: We use the popular television show Mad Money hosted by Jim Cramer to test theories of
attention and limits to arbitrage. Stock recommendations on Mad Money constitute attention
shocks to a large audience of individual traders. We find that stock recommendations lead to large
overnight returns which subsequently reverse over the next few months. The spike-reversal pattern
is strongest among small, illiquid stocks that are hard-to-arbitrage. Using daily Nielsen ratings as a
direct measure of attention, we find the overnight return is strongest when high income viewership
is high. We also find weak price effects among sell recommendations. Taken together, the evidence
supports the retail attention hypothesis of Barber and Odean (2008) and illustrates the potential role
of media in generating mispricing.
as at end of Oct
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By now we've completed the first leg as at yesterdays close and on form we are now falling today so maybe we will lose half of the gains before turning up again
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nz market retraced about 50% from the lows before finding resistance , still looks bearish to me.
what about oil absolutely plunging 6% down now , 26% last mth pretty much
https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/combat...oleksandr-usyk